CAS Light and Chronobiology (Uni)  (Region Basel):
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As a rule, people are admitted to CAS courses:

• with a recognized tertiary degree (University, University of Applied Sciences, Advanced Federal Professional Examination (AFPE))
• with qualified and relevant professional experience (often at least 2 years)

or

• With many years of relevant professional experience, admission "sur dossier" is also possible under certain circumstances.
  As continuing education, further training, there are numerous CAS courses that provide specific knowledge in the areas of clinical competence, migration-sensitive action, socio-pedagogical family support, etc. The school should be contacted directly regarding admission requirements.

The CAS (Certificate of Advanced Studies) in Case Management is offered by various Universities. However, these are not exactly the same continuing education, further training courses, but different courses with the same title. Each CAS consists of several modules and, in combination with other CASs, leads to an MAS, for example in Care Management, Social Work and Law, Work Integration, Occupational Health Management or Social Informatics, depending on the UAS. However, the number of modules that must be attended to obtain the CAS degree and the exact number of modules varies depending on the Universities, for example, you may attend three modules at the Kalaidos University of Applied Sciences Switzerland, but eight at the UAS St. Gallen, the University of Applied Sciences. Therefore, please contact the individual Universities directly to find out about the module content and focus of this continuing education, further training.